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| My first day there and the only one I wore this silly gown. |
The view outside my room... |
...and inside. Note PC next to bed: I had to do hourly "tests" on it and every morning it woke me up with this hideous ringing sound |
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| My Actigraphy watch, which somehow tracked movement |
Side view after electrode attachment |
If I had gills, you can bet I was wired to 'em |
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| The 16 electrodes on my head and chest were attached to this li'l unit |
But what a view I had! |
My I.V. stand, another constant (and squeaky) companion |
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| I got to watch TONS of movies and bad TV |
My arm had a catheter in it all the time for my hourly blood draws |
I don't think I was deprived at this point yet |
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| This whole study was harder on poor Lesley, who saw me deteriorate. Yay for flowers, though! |
The blue one's connected to the...ass bone... |
Another nice sunset |
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| Day view through my IV and wires |
My hourly regime the monitors had to check off...kinda blurry |
Slightly more legible? I basically had about 15 minutes to "myself" every hour, though I was constantly kept company. |
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I liked my pee pot so much they gave me a couple. These things ROCK for camping and nights when the bathroom is just too far away! |